Lg Oled Tv Picture Frame Mode

Amazing picture on our new LG OLED TV, the clarity and colour is amazing.

Frame TV looks great and having the bevel frame edges make it really look like a picture when in picture mode.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received this tv last month and still amazed at the picture guiltily, I also have a LG OLED and compared side by side you can’t hardly tell a difference. This 75” retails for almost half what I paid for my 65” OLED two years ago. I would highly recommend this tv. I currently have this in my den to watch Netflix and other streaming services, and all look very good. I’m not a fan of WEB OS but since I have another LG I am used to it and it works. I have tried a couple video games on the game mode,Call of Duty and Red Dead Redemption 2 ,and they look very good and response times are good. I find that the expert bright mode looks the best to me for regular broadcast tv. The magic remote is great, For now I will be leaving this tv in my den and move my OLED to the bedroom.

Very happy with this LG OLED TV, excellent picture, vibrant colors - not washed- out colors. I calibrated it myself, using Filmmaker's mode and it's absolutely Brillant, bright and a picture that pops out. I highly recommend this LG OLED TV to anyone looking for a top rated OLED TV.

This is a great TV. I had bought a LG OLED TV but did not the the picture. It seamed to be blury at times and the up scaling was not the best. LG does not support Direct TV app so if you you stream it you are of luck unless you get a rough or fire stick. I also use a Tablo stream device and it works perfect on the TV. The picture is amazing and with the new processor the speed is very good. I would recommend this TV to anyone that wants a great picture and sound is good too.

I bought an LG Nanocell 42" for my bedroom to upgrade an older Samsung TV a few months ago. It was good but I knew an OLED would be introduced to the market at some point. When Sony and LG 42" OLED was available for sale it was a matter of deciding which one to buy. After reading the reviews Sony was the TV for me. Yes it is expensive for a 42" but the picture quality is amazing. I later installed a JBL soundbar but the sound from the TV is very detailed. The backlit remote is great. Overall this is the 42" TV to buy if you want the best picture and sound.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG C4 is a stunning OLED TV that delivers a truly immersive viewing experience. I was not shocked with how much I love this TV. LG always brings out the best. Blacks are inky deep, colors burst with vibrancy, and details are razor-sharp. Its sleek, thin, and the picture quality is phenomenal for both movies and gaming thanks to its super-fast refresh rate. This is a top-tier OLED TV that excels in picture quality, design, and overall performance. I would recommend to friends and family. I am excited to find all the best 4K content to watch! Shipping and packaging were great as well. Easy to move and install.

I am really happy with this TV, the picture quality is higher than expected. I had LG OLED, but this is not comparable to that

I bought this TV to replace my LG OLED that was far out of warranty & doing the whole random reboot loop shenanigans about a month ago. So far, I'm quite happy for several reasons: Integrated Google TV. Google TV is so much easier to use than LG or Samsung's OS because I'm already in the Google ecosystem and now I don't need to rely on a dongle to get the Google TV experience. Works seamlessly with the PS5. If you've got a PS5, Sony's picture settings are pretty much perfect for gaming (as you'd expect). I diddled around with the picture settings only to reset them as the default settings are all you need. Good value. It's a good balance between an expensive OLED and one of those cheap 4k TVs. I thought "downgrading" would bother me, but so far, I'm quite happy with the picture quality. It also has FOUR HDMI ports, so unlike with my LG, I don't need to be plugging and unplugging hardware I want to use. That might seem like a trivial problem, but it's the little things in life. I can't speak to the sound quality as I have a Sonos soundbar. But, if you have a soundbar and are wondering if this TV will play nice with it, the answer is yes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had this TV for a few months. Had to have cable and electric moved to achieve the “no wires” look we wanted. Now I have figured out that the WebOS is a great smart TV OS. Trying out YouTube TV. Great picture quality and I have the local and other Live TV I want. No Box! The picture quality streaming exceeds the quality of the cable signal without a cable box and I get more channels. Was thinking I would mount an Apple TV 4K behind it and use that for streaming, but there was no need. The Apps are available on the LG Store and the “mouse like” remote is much better than the “right, left, up, and down” that I am faced with on my older smaller LG in the other room. Comparing picture quality in the store to a true OLED TV, I could tell the difference, yet the price point on this NanaCell and the sale made me take it home. The picture quality is great. Black blacks and great color. Very pleased and without the OLED next to it who could tell ....